Yeah, they'll fit. You'll need some M6 x20 hardware though as you're Ronix boots come with 1/4". Probably not an ideal board for it but throw them on and have a whack.

The LaLuz is a pretty damn soft and flexy board as it is. I wouldn't put boots on it for fear of snapping it. The Infra is their boot board.

I'm sure Marvin @ InTheLoop would be the best person to comment beyond that.

It is soft and flexy but unless you are hitting sliders or doing massive powered moves (on your first day riding boots) you won't break it. It'll be fine for just cruising around and having a go.

....3 year warranty against breakage anyway.

chuck on the boots if you feel like ripping some inserts and snapping that sucker in two. I've got a luluz and ronix one''s but am waiting for a custom. No way would I ever chuck them on a laluz unless i was sponsored rider. Just hold off and ride straps, seriously.

N1CK said...

a 132 with boots is just way to small unless you are 50kg. Get a stiffer and bigger board. and get one that is made for boots, there are tonnes of them out there nowadays. I can strongly recommend the Cabrinha Custom and Underground Steeze, both are really nice boards, the Underground is the best boots board I've tried (might not be pretty, but it works really fine)!

+1 to the board being too small...
when i was 78kg i rode a 132 for a few weeks while i was waiting for my new board and it sucked absolute dong. every hard landing the board reverse banana'd and made me catch dirty front edges. rode the board for maybe 3 weeks before i creased it.

boots you really need a board thats stiff at least, unless you are going to ride kite high like a panzi that is.

like mentioned above the cab customs nice, i preferred the CB Tempo as my board of choice last summer, board was unreal and if I didnt need a board that works on boat as well i would of been on one of those in a heartbeat.

The Best profanity seems to be the goods as well and i would recommend having a ride on one if there is still a demo kicking around in WA.

Otherwise the influence or DLX from LF is also really good, DLX being my pick of the two.

Haven't tried the park but saw one and it looked pretty sweet but can't really judge until i had a ride on it.

INTHELOOP said...

Hi guys,

just clarify few things:

Yes you can LaLuz with Boots ( Rach uses 132 Laluz with Ronix Ones)
However, the infra is the more wakestyle orientated board in the Xenon Range ( stiffer, more rocker, 3d shape..)

KEEP IN MIND THAT NO KITEBOARDING BRAND (as far as i know) gives warranty for their boards if they have been ridden with boots!
If you break your kiteboard riding boots then your warranty is void.

So far we have had two inserts this on the laluz coming out (one of a customer with boots and one of old mate big ezzeee ( used cab bindings and they dont fit the board properly).
Thats under 2% for warranty claims..

No dramas with any Infra boards breaking/ inserts..- not even Sci broke a board and he rides pretty hard.

I suggest you use the Infra for boots and the laluz with straps/pads..

1. Liquid Force warranties boards ridden with boots, they dont warranty boards hitting sliders.
2. Pretty sure cardboard do as well.
3. Cabrinah dont make bindings.
4. Rach being a woman I would assume she is somewhat under the 65kg mark hence why she can get away with riding a flexy board.

oh and the cab syncs work fine with the laluz. Just don't duck the settings all the way and also don't keep your board on when being dragged.

stamp said...

the sync is a sandal , not a boot

ah good observation. Have you read the entire thread?

Big eeeZeee said...

surely the cab custom warranty is not void if you ride boots?! That would have to be a joke!

Cabrinha does not warranty boards ridden with boots neither does Slingshot ( besides Darksidei think, not 100% sure on that tho).
LF only warranties boards ridden with LF boots and not if you hit kickers and sliders.

INTHELOOP said...



Cabrinha does not warranty boards ridden with boots neither does Slingshot ( besides Darksidei think, not 100% sure on that tho).

that's because the slingshot wakeboards work so well kiting that nobody throws boots on the slingy kiteboards anymore

Charl dv said...

errr ive had my LF boards replaced using ronix boots, never a question about it... actually LF are very very good with honouring their warranties...

Iv had the same with my LF kiteboards and wakeboards.

and Ronix boots replaced that were mounted on LF boards.

Liquidforce (well Masterline Australia) is the best company in the water sports industry to deal with for warranty in my experiences.